🎥 Streamlining Your Workflow for Consistent YouTube / Shorts Uploads 🚀

Hey creators! 👋

I’ve been diving deeper into optimizing my YouTube content creation workflow, and I wanted to share some tools and strategies I’ve been using—and ask for your advice too!

Currently, I’m editing with Premiere Pro, which feels second nature after 15 years as a digital artist. However, I’ve been curious about DaVinci Resolve - any thoughts on making the switch?

One game-changer for me has been building a personal B-roll library.

I call it my "100 Short Reel" folder. It’s packed with 5-second clips I’ve pre-cut and cropped for easy access. It’s been a massive time-saver when I need visuals on the fly. 📂✨

(The idea came from the Canva template I got from the one and only

@Angel Fletcher

, where I've found a bunch of 7-10sec clips on the timeline with a unique call-to-action text - I wanna build something like that - but Canva only allows max 100MB video uploads)

I’m also exploring tools like Invideo (there are a bunch of similar platforms) for quick, high-quality templates that can speed up content production. - But I feel my Art Niche might not need that Fancy MR Beast style text and emojis...

Has anyone here tried it or something comparable?

So, I’m curious:

What tools or systems do you swear by for editing?
Any tips for making the transition to DaVinci Resolve smoother (if it’s worth it)?
What’s been your experience with building a personal B-roll library?

Let’s swap tips and workflows—always excited to learn from this amazing community! 🌟

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